Is liposuction superior to a facelift for excess fat under hanging under the chin?
Answer: It depends on your anatomy Submental liposuction (liposuction underneath the chin) is a great option if: the primary problem with your neck is excess fat your skin quality is very good there are no other issues that need to be addressed (jowling, poor jawline definition, etc) A necklift is a good option if: you have too much loose skin in your neck your jawline is poorly defined the muscles of your neck need to be tightened or redraped An experienced Board Certified Plastic Surgeon can help you with this decision once he has had a chance to examine you and get your ideas as to what your goals are. Pick one who is comfortable with all aspects of facial rejuvenation so that you can get an honest assessment of your options. Good luck! Dr. Salemy
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Answer: It depends on your anatomy Submental liposuction (liposuction underneath the chin) is a great option if: the primary problem with your neck is excess fat your skin quality is very good there are no other issues that need to be addressed (jowling, poor jawline definition, etc) A necklift is a good option if: you have too much loose skin in your neck your jawline is poorly defined the muscles of your neck need to be tightened or redraped An experienced Board Certified Plastic Surgeon can help you with this decision once he has had a chance to examine you and get your ideas as to what your goals are. Pick one who is comfortable with all aspects of facial rejuvenation so that you can get an honest assessment of your options. Good luck! Dr. Salemy
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Answer: Sculpting If it is truly just the fat under the chin in the submental area then liposuction alone can give great results. You will also see some neck tightening with this. So that is a bonus. If you want the jowls or the nasolabial folds also treated then you are best with a face/neck lift. I do pretty aggressive liposuction of the neck along with my face and neck lift so you will get the benefit of both with that route.This is really an individualized treatment though so a good facial analysis is required to tailor your treatment plan.Hope this helps.Best of luck,DrC
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Answer: Sculpting If it is truly just the fat under the chin in the submental area then liposuction alone can give great results. You will also see some neck tightening with this. So that is a bonus. If you want the jowls or the nasolabial folds also treated then you are best with a face/neck lift. I do pretty aggressive liposuction of the neck along with my face and neck lift so you will get the benefit of both with that route.This is really an individualized treatment though so a good facial analysis is required to tailor your treatment plan.Hope this helps.Best of luck,DrC
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February 8, 2016
Answer: Chin Fat OPTIONS Kybella is an exciting new FDA- approved treatment for submental fullness, or double chin. Kybella (Deoxycholic Acid) is injected into the fat pad under the chin for permanent results. Often 2 or 3 treatments are needed to completely contour the chin and remove the unwanted fat. A skillfully trained provider can determine if you are a candidate for Kybella vs other surgical neck procedures. The procedure is safe and effects are evident even after one treatment!#Kybellachintreatments #doublechintreatments #fatreduction
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February 8, 2016
Answer: Chin Fat OPTIONS Kybella is an exciting new FDA- approved treatment for submental fullness, or double chin. Kybella (Deoxycholic Acid) is injected into the fat pad under the chin for permanent results. Often 2 or 3 treatments are needed to completely contour the chin and remove the unwanted fat. A skillfully trained provider can determine if you are a candidate for Kybella vs other surgical neck procedures. The procedure is safe and effects are evident even after one treatment!#Kybellachintreatments #doublechintreatments #fatreduction
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February 8, 2016
Answer: Chin Fat Treatments with Kybella Kybella is an exciting new FDA- approved treatment for submental fullness, or double chin. Kybella (Deoxycholic Acid) is injected into the fat pad under the chin for permanent results. Often 2 or 3 treatments are needed to completely contour the chin and remove the unwanted fat. A skillfully trained provider can determine if you are a candidate for Kybella vs other surgical neck procedures. The procedure is safe and effects are evident even after one treatment! #Kybellatreatments #doublechin #fatreductiontreatments
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February 8, 2016
Answer: Chin Fat Treatments with Kybella Kybella is an exciting new FDA- approved treatment for submental fullness, or double chin. Kybella (Deoxycholic Acid) is injected into the fat pad under the chin for permanent results. Often 2 or 3 treatments are needed to completely contour the chin and remove the unwanted fat. A skillfully trained provider can determine if you are a candidate for Kybella vs other surgical neck procedures. The procedure is safe and effects are evident even after one treatment! #Kybellatreatments #doublechin #fatreductiontreatments
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September 11, 2015
Answer: Neck/Face rejuvenation option Thanks for sharing. In general current neck rejuvenation treatments include:Surgical Neck lift* with a lower facelift would be the gold standard and gets the best results in older patientsSurgical Neck lift* would be the next best procedureNeck liposuction and/or laser lipolysis if only fat removal is required, typically in a younger patient. A platysmaplasty can be added for further muscle tighteningUltherapy is an FDA approved non invasive tightening using ultrasound technologyKybella is a new FDA approved injection that melts fat under the chinBotox to the platysma bands to decrease their show*It is important the a Neck lift involves some liposuction and importantly a platysmaplasty which is a procedure that tightens the underlying loose neck muscles. Talk to several board certified surgeons experienced in face and neck rejuvenation to discuss your options.
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September 11, 2015
Answer: Neck/Face rejuvenation option Thanks for sharing. In general current neck rejuvenation treatments include:Surgical Neck lift* with a lower facelift would be the gold standard and gets the best results in older patientsSurgical Neck lift* would be the next best procedureNeck liposuction and/or laser lipolysis if only fat removal is required, typically in a younger patient. A platysmaplasty can be added for further muscle tighteningUltherapy is an FDA approved non invasive tightening using ultrasound technologyKybella is a new FDA approved injection that melts fat under the chinBotox to the platysma bands to decrease their show*It is important the a Neck lift involves some liposuction and importantly a platysmaplasty which is a procedure that tightens the underlying loose neck muscles. Talk to several board certified surgeons experienced in face and neck rejuvenation to discuss your options.
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May 5, 2014
Answer: Speak with a Surgeon in Regards to what's Best for You It’s not unusual for patients to have concerns about the aesthetic appearance of their chin, jawline and neck. These concerns are usually related to skin laxity, neck fat, muscle abnormalities and deficiencies of the underlying bones. The type of procedure performed to correct these problems is entirely dependent upon the anatomic cause of the condition. Without pictures or a physical exam it’s impossible to know with certainty which option is best for you. Your history suggests that your problem is related to excess fat in your neck. Under these circumstances, liposuction of the neck is probably your best treatment option. This procedure can significantly improve neck and jawline contour and is associated with high satisfaction rates. Since your skin is probably tight, a facelift wouldn’t add to your final result and might increase the potential for complications. For these reasons neck liposuction is probably your best treatment option. If you’re considering this procedure it’s important to consult a board certified plastic surgeon. This surgeon should be able to formulate an appropriate treatment plan.
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May 5, 2014
Answer: Speak with a Surgeon in Regards to what's Best for You It’s not unusual for patients to have concerns about the aesthetic appearance of their chin, jawline and neck. These concerns are usually related to skin laxity, neck fat, muscle abnormalities and deficiencies of the underlying bones. The type of procedure performed to correct these problems is entirely dependent upon the anatomic cause of the condition. Without pictures or a physical exam it’s impossible to know with certainty which option is best for you. Your history suggests that your problem is related to excess fat in your neck. Under these circumstances, liposuction of the neck is probably your best treatment option. This procedure can significantly improve neck and jawline contour and is associated with high satisfaction rates. Since your skin is probably tight, a facelift wouldn’t add to your final result and might increase the potential for complications. For these reasons neck liposuction is probably your best treatment option. If you’re considering this procedure it’s important to consult a board certified plastic surgeon. This surgeon should be able to formulate an appropriate treatment plan.
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